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Saturday, May 2, 2015

How to install and setup Oracle 12c RAC on PC using VirtualBox

Introduction

Are you spending many hours in figuring out how to install and setup Oracle 12c RAC cluster on your PC ? DBA University will help you perform a successful installation and setup of Oracle 12c on your PC using Oracle VirtualBox hypervisor if you register for our comprehensive training course in Oracle 12c ASM, RAC and Data Guard topics.

This course is conducted by Michelle Malcher. Michelle is a well experienced Oracle Database Administrator. She is a well known author of several Oracle Press books. Also, she is an Oracle ACE Director (only a few in the world are recognized as ACE Director by Oracle Corporation) and a noted contributor to Oracle Magazine.

3) Online Training, but very interactive with whiteboard teaching methodology.

Course Details and Lab Work

1) We will provide you the VM that will help in a hassle-free and successful 2 Node RAC cluster on Linux operating systems using Oracle VirtualBox. We have taken care of all the details and in just a week, you will have a working 2 Node RAC cluster on your PC.

2) We will provide detailed training material (eBook) that will list all the hardware and software pre-requisites, network setup tasks and screenshots for a successful Oracle 12c Grid Infrastructure and Oracle 12c RDBMS software installation on the 2 Node cluster.

3) We also have separate lab exercises on Oracle 12c ASM (Automatic Storage Management) that includes how to partition and configure disks for ASM usage using the Linux ASMLib utility, ASM mirroring and how to replace failed disks in an ASM disk group.

4) You will also become very strong in learning how to setup and maintain an Oracle 12c Data Guard environment.

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